You will notice the beat is now five beats long. You will notice I also changed the grid size so I could put more notes in a smaller area.

Here is an example of creating a fill by throwing in some snares and toms. You can now go back to MuLab and make up some fills, Make another loop with ride instead of high hats for part 2 in song etc. Now you must relocate the midi file you created in MuLab. Then click “+ Song”, Set the tempo, set the drumset, Name the song, and then click on Main Loop. Just for this exercise I created a new folder to put the new song in but you can add song to any folder. Now it’s time to open up beatbuddy manager and create a song. I used the create folder to make a new folder and then name the file. Find Yourself a folder to export to and remember where it is as we will need to recall it in beatbuddy manager.

Now click the project tab then select export to midi. I will show some more features after but for now we will export this beat to midi file and create a song with it in beatbuddy manager. You can also change the tempo in the box above loop button writing where it says 128. You can also click the loop button near the play button to play your midi file in a loop. In this example I will halve the velocity of the Hi-Hats on the half beat. One click select the note then drag the long straight line to velocity level required. This is the long straight lines under the midi pattern. While doing this we can also change the velocity or volume of the note. To move a note put in the wrong spot click and hold on the note then you can drag it around. To delete click once on the note you want to delete and hit delete key.

If you don’t hear anything you might have to press the rewind button to get back to the start to play. On the beat 1 and 3 we will add Bass Drum notes, on beat 2 and 4 we will add snare hits and on every beat and half beat we will add a Hi-Hat.

Mulab 7 import sound